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I forgot I was signed in here..... went to eat dinner and watch the news... sorry.
Um... I have some of those hard plastic egg "racks" that go into the cabinet incubators - one side is smaller for bantam and quail eggs, each one will hold about 20 quail eggs, so I can bring some of those.
I put the quail turner racks into the bator - the other one is FULL - but luckily I had enough room to put everything. I have one more slot to add in a quail rack if necesary, I'll wait til I get the eggs wednesday to see if they'll all fit now, though. I'm sure they will, because I have rack space (as it sits) for 100 eggs - and I doubt it'll be that many
Coolness, I hope at least half hatch for me. I haven't had too bad of luck with the jumbo quail eggs - just the buttons won't hatch for crap for me. I may have to move that double big cage out into the garage to put them in it once they are bigger
I don't want them inside, but I have a lot of small cages, and only a few bigger ones. It would certainly be easier to feed/water a few bigger cages than 15 or so small ones.
I'll just run out there wednesday morning after I get chores done - so you can figure on the usual time
(barring my truck not starting again
) Hubby was planning to build a room (or a coop - probably another coop) off the back of the brooder coop for me, maybe I can eventually put the quail cages in that.
I can just build in floor to ceiling cages in hardware cloth in there, and stack the suckers up. Then I'd still have floor space for a small flock of chickens. Or, maybe just hang the cages around two walls and leave the floor totally open. If I put them in while building the room, I can put them anywhere, and just build them right in.
I can't wait to get a whole bunch of baby quail - I been getting them 2 and 3 at a time (all the eggs I've had laid by my own birds - more eggs = more babies).
I guess I'll have to start hanging out in the quail section on here.
meri